Neil Shatz is a legendary pinball player renowned for inventing the 'shatzing' technique, an advanced late flip or micro flip maneuver executed between flippers. He is recognized as a competitive player capable of executing complex modes like Barnyard multiball on Medieval Madness. Shatz has been active in the pinball community and is known for his technical skill and innovation in flipper techniques.
No aliases
No relationships
No facts recorded
Neil Shatz is credited with inventing/popularizing the 'Shatz' in-lane play technique
Neil Shatz set a high score of 440 million points on Cactus Canyon
Historic pinball player; video footage from 1986 London tournament playing Centaur with alley passes
Legendary pinball player with 440 million point high score on the featured Cactus Canyon machine
Credited with teaching the host reversed-flipper technique for Upside Down mode
Old school pinball player credited with inventing/pioneering 'Shatzing' in-lane technique; community terminology named after him.
Pinball player after whom the 'shatzing' flipper technique is named; advanced technique for passing ball between flippers.
Competitive pinball player known for executing Barnyard multiball mode consistently on Medieval Madness
No linked glossary terms
Legendary pinball player known for inventing 'shatzing' technique (late flip/micro flip); encountered by Manu at TJ Byer's party playing Simpsons